Sentence examples for figure broadcast from inspiring English sources
While many of us have a kaleidoscope of quiet offenses we secretly wish to be absolved for, Eminem, always a larger-than-life figure, broadcast his on an international stage.
Before Periscope and Meerkat jumpstarted the mobile live-streaming craze, Facebook was already quietly working on its own way to let public figures broadcast live videos to their fans.
Frank Marino, a spokesman for the Real Estate Board of New York, which represents major commercial and residential building owners and developers, said the board spent an amount in the "six figures" to broadcast advertisements supporting the proposal.
A few months after the sentence came down, HBO called Mayweather "one of boxing's most intriguing and controversial figures" and broadcast "Floyd Mayweather: Speaking Out," an interview conducted by Michael Eric Dyson, the scholar known for his analysis of African-American culture and politics.
He ruminates on how lives were altered, changed and destroyed when the secret acts of non-public figures were broadcast on the evening news.
Her event and others will provide girls with a chance to see mature women competing, Ellerbe noted, in contrast to the prepubescent images of gymnasts and figure skaters frequently broadcast at the Summer and Winter Games.
Figure 2 Safety broadcast PER performance for different packet sizes and antenna schemes at 200 km/h.
Shrien Dewani's supporters say he has little chance of getting a fair trial while such comments by senior figures are being broadcast around South Africa.
2.22pm: Sky has just broadcast figures showing what would happen if the local election voting were replicated in a general election.
Twitter CEO Dick Costolo and Twitter investor Chris Sacca are said to have contacted high-profile public figures after they broadcast on Meerkat, claiming Periscope has broader reach and a better app.
On the other hand, state TV channels are currently refusing to meet Fifa's target figure for broadcast rights, leaving the governing body without a broadcaster in the host nation.
